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Due to the Memorial Day holiday May 29, the Jewish Press will observe early deadlines for the issue of June 2. Deadline for news copy for that issue will be noon, Thursday, May 25; advertising deadline will be noon, Friday, May 26.

Community Celebration Planned For Israel's 30th Birthday "Free birthday cake (or the kids with a Afogen David on each piece are among the extras to be given away on Sunday as part of the Yom Ha'atzmaut celebration," said Stanley Mitchell, co-coordinator.

"We have added many dimensions to the celebration. I am really excited about having been part of the planning," commented Randi Katelman another coordinator.

Dr. Norm Sheldon, coordinator of the carnival on Sunday, May 14, said the festivities, 11 a.m.-2 p.m. rain or shine, will include free samples, amusement rides, game booths and more.

There will be a scroll In the front lobby of the JCC for everyone to sign, thereby sending greetings to Israel.

Display cases will contain a .variety of products made in Israel: glass, a solid olivewood

Program for Yom Ha'atzmaut 5738 Israel's 30thAnniversary Jewish Community Center 333 South 132 Street .Saturday night, May 13 9:30 p.m., Special Havdalah Service — Junior Choirs of Beth El, Beth Israel and ' Temple Israel 10 p.m., Festive Fireworks — Featuring a "Flying Mogen David"

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vase, shoes, statues, Hebrew Coke and Seven-Up bottles, archeological artifacts, religious items.

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10:30 p.m., Inter-Generational Disco Dance - Starring Dave Wingert, WOW's early morning DJ ... ' .

Sunday morning, May 14 11 a.m., Religious School Convocation — winners of the Essay and Poster Contest will be announced 11:30 a.m., Israeli Carnival — Professional rides; carnival booths depicting Is-,'; ' raell themes with prizes for the children; free balloons, Jaffa oranges & grapefruits;' and lunch available. Israeli products for -sale. Assorted mementoes of'the occasion • to be given away.

2 p.m.. Drawing for Chagall Lithograph

Hebrew Schools Schedule

Graduation Exercises ' A total of 52 students will g r a d u a t e from Hebrew Schools at the three major Omaha synagogues In the coming weeks.

Beth El Synagogue will hold Talmud Torah graduation exercSes on Friday nfght, May 19, Temple Israel and Beth Israel will hold their Hebrew School graduation ceremonies on June 2, at 8:15 p.m. at Temple Israel and Beth Israel respectively. %. - ' .

Beth El students graduating are: Neal Abramson, Cynthia Anderson, Jeffrey Gordman, Debbie Kalman, Aaron Kas* Iow, Klmberly Kushner, Alan Mallne, Naomi Mitchell, Marcy Noodell, Ca.thy Pieck, Klmberly Platt, Daniel Rochman, Lori Rubin, Michael Snyder and Larry Widman.

Beth Israel Hebrew School graduates are: Martha Bittner, Rachel Bohbot, Barbara Comlsar, Howard Feldman, Bennett Ginsberg, Gall Han-

dleman, Penny Hlnes, Esther Karpcn, Rebecca Kozlen, Jill Llnsman, Nndine Ostrow, Ira Shapiro and Brent Wine.

Students graduating from Temple Israel are: James Baker, Hubert Ban,. Sta^jey .

Beber, Alan" Bfeslow, Cindy Cohen, David Cohen, Lori Erman, Melissa Friedland,

Marcy Frost, Larry Gershman, John Glazer, Cynthia Kohll, Cindy Lehr, Craig Lerner, Andrea Redler, Mary Robinson, Jill Rosen, Jacqueline Schur, Richard Schrager, Ma.ra,.Sifry, Scott Tatelmap, "Adam Wagner; Pamela" Veflz-"' er, Dana Wlntroub and Adam Zweiback.

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Holocaust Memorial ^WASHINGTON (JTA) - " nachem Begin of Israel and President Carter. announced , some 1000 Invited guests to the that he was appointing a com- : White House for Israel's anni: mission to--recommend-to Tiinv ""•Versary'celebration that ' (we will'never waver from our an Official American memorial to the victims of the Holo- deep friendship and partnership with Israel and our caust.

The President made the an- total, absolute commitment to nouncement during the White Israel's security."

In a related development, House celebration of Israel's 30th anniversary. Carter re- Sen. Wendell Anderson (D. ferred to the Holocaust as "the Minn.) introduced a bill to esultimate in man's inhumanity tablish a U.S. national memorial to the victims of the'Holotoman."

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In introducing the bill, Anby the Nazis, he said, died in .part "because the entire world derson said: "Most Ameriturned its back on tlienT." ;' ' cans are surprised to learn A memorial, he added, that the united States,'the would "Insure that we in the symbol of freedom and refuge to the world, is one of the few United States never forget."

-countries In the free world The President made the anthat does, not have a permanouncement about the memonent memorial to the victims rial while telling Premier Me-

of the Holocaust.

This'bill will authorize the President to appolnLan 11raember commission to develop plans for the desigh, construction and location of a permanent memorial." '

Rtprinled from the ChicagoSrntlnH ,Nazl group have won a series Demonstrations such as the of court victories in connecproposed Nazi march through tion with the proposed Skokie Skokle" would be either out- march. Carroll said he belawed or drastically curbed by ' - itoves his proposal could prelegislation sponsored by Sen. vent the event. He explained Howard W. Carroll (D-Chlca- that the bill Is based on an old go).

Illinois law which was upheld A bill introduced by Carroll In 1952 by the U.S. Supreme would create the new crime of - Court. That high court deciSenator Zorlnsky" "criminal group defamation." sion still stands.

The proposed law would make . the public display of any sign, slogan, uniform or symbol which implies contempt for a particular racial, ethnic or religious group a misdemeanor, and would also allow such acts to be stopped before It begins.

"This bill takes a different which was needed for "the blrth of the State of Israel and

By Boris Smolar passing by the UN of the his- the aid he had'given to the : Senator,Edward Zorlnsky T h e Council Bluffs annual approach than most of the re-* l&lllor.|iK»il«/em«rlUii.J.T.A.} toric Partition Resolution by fledgling state in its early dif- wiH'be honored by Beth El Jewish Appeal Dinner will be cent efforts to ban hate IJnMiTdxnplileAtncy. IIK.I v ficult years, the "Tzena" peri- Synagogue at the Annual Con, held by the Jewish Welfare groups," Carroll said, What it In the history of the Jewish the proper majority.

And — to the-ehagrin of the od when the country had no gregational Dinner.

Federation on Sunday, May docs is make the public dis- people it will be recorded that According to Dr. Benton 21, at 6 p.m. at the B'nal Israel play of racial hatred a crime. if not for President HarryS. • State Department and the U.S. food, when everything in food Synagogue Social Hall, 618 It would apply to all race-balt- Truman there would probably delegation to the! United Na- was_-_ severely rationed, and KuUer, Beth El president, Ihg, which has no place In not have been the State of Is- tions — he announced Ameri- when milk was provided only Sen. Zorlnsky will be honored MynsterSt. : as a member of the congrega•;•' v-;^'^--^-1-";-' '•- •«ari recognition of Israel im- for children.

- Sidney Madulf, foi-merlyof- America and deserves no pro- rael. tection under the First. : I t was Truman's firm deter- mediately after the State was The Jewish people have tion who has become a United .Council Blufb, novy a commo,, ; '• mination, when he was Presi- officially proclaimed, without gratefully immortalized his States Senator from the State dities merchant in Chicago, ^Amendment." will speak. , Carroll, an attorney, was as- dent of the United States, to informing anyone in advance. name through various pro- -of Nebraska.

He lost no time to be the first jects In Israel. Far-sighted t h e annual dinner and , "Mr. Maduff is one of the sisted by Prof. Philip Kurland see the Jewish State estabforemost men on the Jewish of the University of Chicago lished. He broke all the obsta- head of a government grant- American Jews have estab- meeting will take place on scene," said David Gather, Law School, an authority on cles placed In the way by Brit- • ing recognition to the newly- lished, through the American Monday, May 29, 6 p.m. at Council Bluffs Federation constitutional law,. In prepar- aln and other governments In , born Jewish State, serving as •' Friends of the Hebrew Unlver- Beth El Synagogue. sity, the Harry S. Truman ReAt the annual meeting new ing the anti-defamation bill. In the United Nations aimed at ' arii example to others.. president.

The people of Israel now ce- search Institute on Mt. Sco^ members of the Board of TrusHe said reservations should addition to creating a new preventing the creation of an lebratlng the 30th anniversary pus, which has become an tees will be elected and Dr. be made early by calling Ed crime, the legislation speclf- Independent State of Israel.

-fcaUy.provides: that any- citt. --I!s ignored htsownState D e - of-the6Slstenc&-vHtiselF-6tate^nternat)onal center of re- Kutler will present U>e presipp zen can seek a court order to partment's strong suggestion — as well as the Jews every- search on problems relating to dent's report to the congregaJerryKatz,32Ml59. Food will •.••"••"•. '"• :'\ •• , ;-V-',.. ' prevent a hate-oriented dem- that the area be placed under where - have not forgotten the Middle East and the deyel- tion. be prepared and served under - c a s t r a t i o n . • ; '- •••-•" - : - : "trusteeship;" He-personally - Jhe hlsloricr roievplayed by oping countries of-the Third Mr. and Mrs, Harold Novak - the direction of Mrs. Ed Tepare co-chairmen of the event.

•• • Although /attorneys for the helped to secure a critical vote Truman" In, bringing about, the World.

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Truman's Aid to Israel Recalled by JTA Editor

Beth El Honors

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Special Racquetball Tournament Established Steve Lustgarten, chairman of the JCC Health and Physical Education Committee has announced the First Annual Marshall Zalkin Masters and Golden Masters Racquetball Tournament to be held at the Jewish Community Center.

The tournament is being established by the Allen Zalkin family in memory of Marshall Zalkin. t This will be an annual event With this year's tournament faking place on Sunday, May £21 beginning at 10 a.m. members may sign up for the Mas>ters, ages 45 and over, and the iGolden Masters, ages 55 and

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over. First and second place winners in each division will receive a trophy and the first place winner's name will be etched on a permanent plaque • in the trophy case of the JCC. Registration forms may be picked up in the Physical Education Office and the Health Club.

Matches will consist of the best two-out-of-three games.

The first two games will be played to 21 points with an 11point tie breaker in the third game. The IRA rules will prevail. Sign-up deadline is May 18.

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Graveside services were held May 3 at Golden Hill Cemetery for Abraham Segall. , Survivors: sister, Katie Truehaft; nieces and neREBECCA POSTER Graveside services were held on May 7 for Rebecca Poster, 71. '.. ' Survivors: husband, Joe; sons, Howard and Sam; daughters, Rose Schmidt, Sioux Cify,- la., Shirley Raasch, Los Angeles, Calif.; sister, Jennie RavJtz, New. York City, N.Y.; brother, JohnZorinsky.

Campaign May End Early Next Month The 1978 Federation Campaign will be completed In the next few weeks, Joe Kirshenbaum, co-chairman, told the Federation Board of Directors at the group's meeting last week.

Mr. Kirshcnbaum said that while some progress is being made toward reaching the Community's goal, strong participation will be needed if a successful completion is to be realized.

At its meeting, the Board authorized the procurement of an M.A.E. appraisal for Camp Newman; approved an expenditure of up to an additional $2,100 to the Beber Scholarship Committee to provide camp scholarships for those in need to attend Jewish camps outside Omaha in 1978; approved a transfer of '$4,299 from the Jewish Community Center's maintenance fund to correct a drainage problem on the athletic field.

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A Question Persists A few weeks ago, at a Holocaust workshop, the following question was asked: "What -would you say if you could speak now to someone who Had perished in the Holocaust?"

Tormented by the question, Rabbi Sidney H Brooks gave his answer Sunday during the Community Yom Hashoah Service at Temple Israel.

In his memorial address, Rabbi Brooks said, in part," . . . while I live, I will remember you. I will take an oath to try and fill your space as a Jew . . . so that your memory is a meaningful living blessing." ; Some 150 adults participated in the service and left the sanctuary in reverent silence.

In addition to the adultp, there were perhaps three or four under the age of 20, and just a few more from 20 to 40 years of age.

What would the children of this community say if they could speak now to someone who had perished in the Holocaust?

The Dead Sea: Alive — Not Dead EIN BOKEK — Most Jewish tourists look upon the Dead Sea as a geographical curiosir ty. It's name is associated with Sodom and Gomorrah, Lot's Wife, a nourishing potash works, and an inability to sink in its waters.

Yet growing thousands of Germans, Austrians, Danes, Dutch and Scandinavians have discovered that the therapeutic values of the Dead Sea sun and waters are far superior to most of the famous spas of Europe. And they are coming here in droves. Today there are four hotels, two more are now under construction, and the master plan calls for 17.

Remember that this spot is 1200 feet below sea level, and In contrast to the rarefied atmosphere on mountain tops here is the heaviest concentration of oxygen in the world, some 10% more than at sea level. And because the sun shines through 1200 feet more of an atmosphere heavily laden with bromine, the ultra' violet intensity is considerably

reduced. Sunburn does not come easily.

The low altitude is good for sufferers from high blood pressure and poor circulation.

The low humidity and dryness make the place Ideal for asthma and emphysema, Perhaps the greatest appeal Is to sufferers from psoriasis and eczema. Over a four year period more than a thousand psoriasis patients were brought here from western and central Europe for four weeks of exposure to the climate, the sun and the mineralbearing waters.

At the end of that period 90% recovered or showed marked improvement. To be sure it costs money to stay at a comfortable hotel for four weeks, but for most of these patients it would have cost even more to remain in hospitals or subject themselves to long, dragged-out treatments that sometimes worked and sometimes didn't.

Special treatment in small bath chambers or pools is not necessary. The whole body of the Dead Sea Is available.

Here at Eln Bokek the beach contains neither sand nor pebbles — just thickly packed, smooth salt on which one walks with comfort. The sea is before May 25. If you need shallow here, and one can something picked up, please walk Into It for a half mile. contact Marlene Solomon at There Is no need. The concen330-0533 or Marci Richmond at tration of salts, bromines, magnesium, sulfates and 334-1392. other minerals Is equally We need all the support spread about. from the Jewish Community .; The ancients knew about the for this worthwhile project. health values of the Dead Sea. Will you please help us to fur- Next to the Shulamit Gardens ther the cause of Jewish edu- hotel may be seen the ruins of cation for our children today an older health resort, going so thai they may become the Jewish leaders and educators of tomorrow?

Letters to the Editor To The Editor: Thank you for printing Rabbi Kripke's comments on the recent Beth Din that was held in Omaha. , We attended all the Beth Din sessions, and our feelings correspond to those so eloquently expressed by Rabbi Kripke.

There-must be a way that the Omaha Jewish Community can in good conscience work together In harmony to resolve our problems in a manner that will hurt no one and help everyone.

- We shall watch anxiously for further comments from others and hope that good results will come from our interest Betnlce and NormvGendler . ToTbeEdltor: '

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Please contribute any new, used, or abused merchandise, any white elephants, or any discontinued items to our garage sale. This important event will be held June 1, 2, and 4, at 3305 Armbrust Drive.

Please bring your donations to any of the following drop-off points in Omaha: Dr. and Mrs. Irving Margolls, 3305 Armbrust Drive, 391-7415; Mr. and Mrs. Steven Rlekes,' 12927 Heavenly Drive, 333-8498; or Mr. and Mrs. Meif Vllenski, A couple of months ago, I 5844 Lafayette Ave., 553-5799.

Please deliver your items wrote t i you concerning 'a

If you have any questions, please contact "Marlene Solomon or Marci Richmond.

Thank you very much for your' kind consideration of this project.

MardL. Richmond Secretary, Omaha Jewish DaySefeosJ

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back to the days of the Hasmoneans, Herod and the Romans.

Yehoshua Vardon, who manages a chain of hotels which includes the Shulamit Gardens, has begun a crusade to make the Dead Sea the health center of the world.

Tourists come to Israel for religious, historical, sentimental reasons, he said to us. Jerusalem, Tel Aviv are magnets.

But if the Information regarding the therapeutic value of the Dead Sea ever really reached those who need it, this area might some day outdraw

all other sections of Israel.

As we looked out the windows of our room at the Shulamit Gardens we saw a flock of birds swooping low over'the trees and vegetation at this oasis. A few of them came to the edge of the hotel's sweet water swimming pool and had a drink — something they could never do from the waters of the Sea. Hotels, swimming pools, entertainment, television, and now birds?

This Is wilderness no more.

Truly, life has come to the Dead Sea.

Community Celebrates Yom Ha'atzmaut (Continued from Page 1) gether by the Boy Scouts.

There will be a display and sale of works by Jewish and Israeli artists. Lithographs, etchings, graphics and some oils will be included. Some of the artists are Zarfati, Ben Shan, and Chagall.

The building will be decorated with travel posters from Israel, and banners on Israeli themes.

with music, jokes, and stories; "1 am excited about participating In this celebration of Israel's 30th anniversary," said Wingert.

Radio Contact

Members of the Aksarben Radio Club will be in contact with Israel using the JCC's Amateur Radio Communication Center on Sunday, May 14th as the Omaha Jewish community unites to celebrate Disco Dance Israel's Independence Day. This facility is under the diPlanned rection of Bob Brenneman, A free disco dance geared former Director of Commufor all ages will highlight the nications for Union Pacific Vom Ha'atzmaut Saturday Railroad. night celebration. According Everyone who attends the to Marshall Lewis, coordina- celebration may visit the tor of the dance, the Jewish radio station — located adjaspirit of togetherness will be cent to Use art studio —and exemplified by Jews of all where possible, will be perages gathering together. mitted to talk with Israeli amDave Wingert will lead the ateur radioers. There is no z lntereeneratlonal celebration jchargefer this service.

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Beth Israel ICES: y: Kabbalat Shabbat 7 p.m.

Family Service 8:15 p.m.

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by Rabbi Isaac Nadof f, Cantor Leo Fettman and the Beth Israel Choir: Saturday: Morning Serivce 8:45 a.m.

Mrs. Holly Zelderman's : , Sunday School class will pre\ lent a special program.

Talmud Class 7:30 p.m.

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Friday: 8:15p.m. . Rabbi Brooks will discuss "30 Years of Hope for Peace— Is Israel Yet Independent?"

Musical portions of the service are under the direction of Cantor Gail Karp.

A Sabbath Coffee Hour will follow services.

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Weekdays: 7 a.m. and 7 p.m.

B'NAI MITZVAH Mara Lee Slfry, daughter of Mr. and Mn. AlWn Slfry, wUl| become a Bat Mitzvah on Friday evening and Saturday morning, May 12 and 13.

John Martin Glazer, son of Mr. and Mn. Richards. Glazer, will become a Bar Mitzvah on Friday evening and Saturday morning, May 19 and 20.

BATMTTZVAH Elizabeth Epstein, daughter B*NOTMITZVAH or Mr. and M n . Robert t . EpPenny Hlnes, daughter of stein, will become a Bat Mitzt i n . Bonnie Hlnes and Wendy vah on Friday evening and Welner, daughter of Mr. and Saturday morning, May 12 Mn. A. Richard Welner, will and 13. each become a Bat Mitzvah on Friday, May 12, at 8:15 p.m.

GRADUATION Eighth Grade Talmud REUGIOUSSCHOOL I Saturday Religious School I , Jonl Fay Cohen, daughter of Torah graduation exercises } Mr. and M n . William Cohen, will be held on Friday, May 19, will be held as usual on May > , will become a Bat Mitzvah on as part of the Friday evening 13. services.

Sunday, May 14, there will : Friday, May 19,8:15 p.m. be no Religious School at Temple Israel, but all Temple CANTOR'S CLASSES Lincoln Israel Religious School StuMondays:, dents are expected to be at the Beginners Hebrew 10 a.m.

B'nal Jeshurun . Jewish - Community Center Advanced Hebrew 6:30 p.m.

Sunday morning for the H Torab Reading on Saturday SERVICES: •'-< ' a.m. All-City Religious School Friday: 8p.m. , , after Klddush Rabbi Henry Karp will dis- Convocation in celebration of ! ELECTIONDINNER cuss "The Place of Israel in the 30th Anniversary of the Independence for the State of IsThe Annual Election Dinner American Judaism" Mrs. David Rosenberg will rael. will be held Tuesday, May. 16, '. 6:30p.m. in the Synagogue So- sponsor the Oneg Shabbat.

Qffutt cial Hall.

Lincoln The evening will begin with' | a cocktail hour, followed by Tifereth Israel I • dinner and a program. Chalr. persons of:the committee are SERVICES: , Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Rosenb- Friday:8p.m. , '.-..' latt.

Celebration of Israel's 30th Year.'

i '- Reservations must be pre: paid and sent to the Syna[ gogueorricebyMayiO. ••'•; As in past elections Synagogue members will receive a ballot for the election of the Synagogue Board members, at the, dinner. Therefore, those present have a vote and those not iii attendance will be unable to vote.

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Jr. Congregation 10 a.m.

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by Isadora folsky In honor of his birthday.

Sunday: Ti«Ui Mondays and Thursdays 7:15

Sabbath Candleltghtlng Friday. May 12, «i14 p.m.

Friday, May 1*. t i l l p.m. " Benediction for Kindling Sabbath Lights; Borokh Atah AcfonayEloheinu Melekh Hdolam, Asher Kideshanu Bemitzvotov yetzivanudLebadlik NerShelShobbot. .' ^

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SERVICES: Friday: 8:15p.m.

Rabbi Kenneth Bromberg and Cantor Cbaira Najman and the Beth El Choir will conduct the service.

Saturday: Preliminary .service 9:30

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Sunday: 9 a.m.

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B'nal Jacob Adas Yeshuron SERVICES: .

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Dr. Sher Home SERVICES: Saturday: 9 a.m. Men of the community are invited to the Home to make a minyan.

Mother's Day. A time Jor pampering and special treatment... namely, the special treatment one gets at Shanl's Shana MaldeL Give Mom the ultimate gift... glowing, radiant skin.

Just call ShanL She'll set up an appointment Jor a facial treatment that Is almost sinfully luxurious.

PERSONALS N o t * F»r«r wishes to thank all of his friends and relatives for the many cards donations and other expressions of kindness during his hospltallzation.

• Judy wishes to congratulate her parents Saul and Rosalie Llbowskl pn their 30th wedding anniversary, May 9.

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touts Walsberg wishes to thank his friends and relatives for the cards, gifts, contributions and flowers which he received during his recent hotpitallzqtion.

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Mr. and Mm.Dlk Welner cordially Invite th«lr ralotlvn and friend* to |oln them In celebrotlng .

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Pltou loin my parents, Mia and Ml Slfry and me for the celebration of.my Bat Mltxrah on Saturday, May IS at U a.m. In Temple lirael. luncheon following services,.

No Invitations will be mailed.

Shalom, •" Mara Slfry

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By Ait Grossman As 109 Old Timers sauntered Into the J's dining hall, to join in their every other week luncheon, on May 2, a blinding flash greeted their eyes. : After a moment, when eyes became accustomed to the fiery glare, it was discovered , the unexpected brilliance was due to our peerless president EarlSiegel wearing a shimmering red yarmulke. ; It wasn't until our guests of honor, The New Image Quartet from the Chapter of Sweet Adelines, made their appearance to entertain the Old Timers that the special reason Jor Earl wearing the red yarmulke became apparent.

Each of the fair damsels was sporting a bright red skirt and :red plaid Jacket.

Aside . from crooning, the quartet involved the members in singing along capers. One such performance could well have been called "Bottoms Up" for each time a word began with the letter "B" in the lyrics of "My Bonnie Lies Over The Ocean" the men had to alternately jump up then sit back down quickly on their chairs. I tell you, the zetzlng up and down was a bit much for some of our kids.

It was^a day for vocalizing

as Sam Sacks, of Council Bluffs, raised his vibrant voice in. chanting both the hamotzi and the bentshen.

A particularly swell fellow was the special guest of Sam Zweiback. Benny Stein, a former Omahan, now living in El Paso, Texas, joined the group in breaking bread. Benny and his charming wife were in Omaha to help celebrate the Bar and Bat Mitzvah of two young members of Sam's and my mishpocheh.

Dan Greenfield, our resident scholar in the fine art of fishing, announced arrangements were being made to take a party on a rod and reel excursion to Two Rivers.

By Helen Newman Mothers will be Number One on Monday, May IS, but the party will be for everyone attending. Our Mother's Day party Is always a popular event every year and it is important that you make reservations. Call Anna Wax, 3348652, especially if you are bringing guests to this delightful occasion. Gifts will be presented to all the ladies and a special luncheon is being planned. Eva Meyerson will lead the group In a sing-along.

On Monday, May 8, Morrie Epstein, arranged for the group to see a charming little girl, Shielah Strickland, 10years-old, with her baton.

Also on May 8 the birthday

Lincoln Lights The annual congregation The Lincoln Chapter of Hameeting and supper meeting dassah meeting will be a comwill be held Sunday, May 21, at bination party celebrating Isthe South Street Temple. The rael's 30th and Hadassah's supper will begin at 6 p.m. and 65th birthdays. May 16, 12:30 the meeting.at 7 p.m. Reser- at the Tifereth Israel Social vations will be taken by Irene H a l l . , '••-•'•' •"'• : • '•"' - - .

Shire 489-4116, by May IS. Election of a number of memLuncheon chairmen are bers to the Board of Trustees ; Mmes. Irwing Goldenberg and will take place.

Lou Orloff with a committee ! assisting. , There will be a presentation of the slate of new officers.

Members may turn In Minyon 'money for Youth Allyah. Baby sitting service will be available.

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of Ida Potash was celebrated with a lovely cake furnished by her family.

Co-chairmen for the Gala School of Omaha.

Petitions were passed out to Mr. Schwalb stated that the members of the Older Cantoriai Concert to be held Adult group by Alan Goodman on Sunday evening, May 28,'at tickets for the concert will also on behalf of the Anti-Defama- Beth Israel Synagogue, have be available at the synagogue tion League protest in Skokie, been appointed. They are offices of both Beth El and Beth Israel, and he expressed 111., intended march. These pe- Nat.an and Hannah Schwalb. titions wiU be sent to PresiMr. Schwalb invited the gratitude for their assistance. dent Carter. community to Join Cantors Other members of the ConDon't forget the Senior Ce- Fettman and Najman, as well lebration Days at the Univer- as Cantor Sky from Kansas cert Committee, who are assity of Nebraska at Omaha City and Cantor Weiss from sisting the Schwalbs in the disMay 16-18 with Wednesday, Denver for a delightful' eve- tribution of tickets are: Dr. May 17, designated as "our ning of song. Proceeds from Irving Margolls, Sheri NaJday" when our group will have the concert will be used for the man, Steven Rlekes, Margo tables with hand-made items scholarship fund and the gen- RIekes, Dr. Herechel Stoller eral support of the Jewish Day andGitaVUenski. on sale.

Mollle Delman told the members that the first bus for J.F. BLOOM & COMPANY the Kansas City trip June 4-7 4431 No. 20th 2701WO. BOth has been completely reserved.

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This meeting will discuss the Steering Committee's recommendations, as charged by those present at the first meeting. Objectives of the organization; membership, structure and geographic scope of the Society will be discussed.

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Omaha Organizations •BREAKERS Alan S. Hackel, Dean of Continuing Studies at UN-O will speak at the May 17 meeting of Breadbreakers, noon at the Ranch Bowl.

NCJW The National Council of Jewish Women will have a luncheon and dessert on Tuesday, May 16, at 12 noon at the.

Highland Country Club. The meeting will Include Installation of officers.

Omaha Playhouse director Charles Jones will comment on Playhouse shows for next season; and a musical pro-, gram will be given by the Playhouse cast.

Baby sitter service will be available. Reservations may be made with Mrs. Ron Glick, 493-1314; Mrs. Alan Kulakofsky, 333-7394; or Mrs. Paul Shyken, 3935816 by May 14th.

HADASSAH Omaha Chapter of Hadassah will hold Its final luncheon meeting of the year on May 17, at noon in the JCC. ! The following people were .placed in nomination by the [nominating committee at the .chapter meeting on April 12. f President, Marilyn Pred; vice I presidents, education, Thelma 1 Lustgarten, fund raising, Marilyn Wasserkrug, local services, Beverly Franklin; treasurer, Maxlne Simons; corresponding secretaries, I Jane Kulakofsky, Bev Rich; •t financial secretary, Ida Richards; recording secretary, jEstherSlref, .

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Anne Levinson will install officers.

Luncheon reservations must be made by May IS, with Rose Newman, 498-0115, Rose Roffman, 551-2766, or Marion Wine, 551-1953. Sitter service arrangements can be made by calling the JCC.

Turkel, this makes a four generation Hadassah group.

Margie Albert.who reached her 17th -birthday in March, has now Joined as a senior life member.

PIONEER WOMEN Helena Tichauer was recently elected fundraislng vice-president. Pioneer Women will host an Oneg Shabbat at/The Dr. Sher Home on May 20, at 2 p.m. Baked Life Members goods will be furnished by SinNew Life Members: Mesdames Saul Graetz, Donald Klein, Samuel die Katskee, Holly Miller, Goodman, Milton Simons, Maurice Judy Katskee, Marian Wine, Sachs, Gary Fellman, Jack Baker, Magda Fried, and Danny and Yale Richards, Gary Plotkin, Phil- Helene Shrago. The entertainlip Ilkln. Bernard' Hbckenberg, ment will be provided by vioMiss Karen Alexander, Robin linist, Mary Slref.

Alexander, Shery Kalman, and ' The annual Donor Luncheon BethKalman. , • wHI be held May 21 at 12 noon Career Women: Mrs. Morris at the Rodeway Inn RestauFranklin, and Mrs. Alaii Mmkln. rant, 108th and L streets. The New Junior Life Members: Amy Lynn Schwartz, by Grandparents program will Include Mary Slref, and a contemporary M/M Iz Levinson; Ellsheva Marfilm on Israel. Luncheon cus, by Grandparents M/M Nate chairman, Rosalie Greenspan Marcus, Lesley Ann Plotkin, by Grandparents M/M Melvln Plot(391-1954) or Bea Pappenkin, Cynthia Williams, by Grandheimer (333-0115) for reserparents M/M Morton PloUln. vations.

New Transfer Life Members: Mesdames Herman Rubin, Sidney Hoffman, Steve Rose and Howard Welner.

These new life memberships also Increase fhne generation groups: Mrs. Iz Levlnsort, Mrs. Ar-. thur Schwartz, Amy Lynn Scwarfe, Mrs. Morris Grossman, Mrs. Stuart Muskin, Mrs. Alan Muskln; Mrs. Melvlp Plotkin, Mrs. Gary Plotkin, Lesley Ann Plotkin, Mrs. Morton Plotkin, Mrs. Charles Williams, Cynthia Williams. Mrs. Nathan Marcus, Mrs. Aaron Marcus, Ellsheva Marcus —. and with Great Grandmother Mrs. Louis,

B'NAIBTUTH WOMEN The Omaha Chapter of B 'nal B'rith Women will hold its first meeting May 18 under the new administration at the New Tower Motel located at 7764 Dodge Street.

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"Seesaw" has particular In- the roots for the male charac- I Activities \ terest for Omaha since it was ter, Jerry, who was a lawyer Cadet Second Lieutenant written shortly after Mr. Gib- from Fairacres. The script son was in town to supervise contains a number of refer- Howard K. Marcus has rehis pageant script for the Ne- ences based on Gibson's expe- ceived the American Legion Auxiliary Award for Scholasbraska centennial In the six- rience here. ties. While it is set In New This poignant comedy is tic Excellence. Marcus was York City, Omaha provides being directed by Don Noel, awarded the honor during who was seen earlier in the Central High School's annual season as Gulldenstern In ROTC award night. Lt. Mar"Rosencrantz and Gulldens- cus, a Junior, ranks in the fcritartic ContoMtt M 4 Cktkt AMfkei Nod upper two per cent of his class. tern Are Dead."

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